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Newspaper

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1968

Page

2

Government Won’t Extend Poor People Camp Permit

Washington AP reports the Poor People Campaign shanty town Resurrection City near the Lincoln Memorial ended its federal permit at 8 pm with no extension. Interior Department urged SCLC to vacate and dismantle, amid tear gas clashes and a calm night as protesters vowed to stay.

Washington Resurrection City Lincoln Interior Department Southern Christian Leadership Conference SCLC Department of the Interior Bonus Army America Washington Monument James Groppi Milwaukee

Tropical Storm Candy Hits Texas Coast

Tropical storm Candy battered the Texas coast with 62 mph winds near Austwell and threatened 6 inches of rain. The center veered toward Corpus Christi as tornado warnings covered 30 counties. Bridges on Mustang Island washed out and Padre Island traffic was halted by a police barricade.

Candy Texas Austwell Gulf of Mexico Brownsville Corpus Christi San Patricio Bay Matagorda Bay Mustang Island Padre Island Corpus Christo Bay City Victoria Cameron el Campo

44 South Viet Soldiers Killed In Ambush Northeast of Saigon

U S backed reports say 44 South Vietnamese infantrymen were killed and 71 wounded when a battalion was struck on Highway 20 sixty miles northeast of Saigon. American helicopters airlifted a second battalion to reinforce the besieged column. The clash came as U S forces intensified air operations against targets in North Vietnam.

Saigon North Vietnam Air Force Marine Navy Demilitarized Zone

British Rail Strike Looms Threatens UK Rail Services

Britain's sixth rail slowdown in 18 months looms as Sidney Greene of the National Union of Railwaymen says nothing can avert action by 270,000 members at midnight. British Railways cuts schedules and warns services cannot be guaranteed while police prepare emergency parking in major cities as overtime is refused.

London Britain Sidney Greene National Union of Railwaymen British Railways

Humphrey Wins All Minnesota At-Large Delegates

At the Minnesota Democratic convention in St Paul Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey swept all 20 at-large delegates over Eugene J. McCarthy, winning 382 to 13 in the final tally. Humphrey also secured all 10 alternates and helped his allies retain four top party posts including Warren Spannaus as state chairman and Rep. John A. Blatnik as national committeeman.

ST. Paul Humphrey McCarthy Minneapolis- St. Paul Warren Spannaus John A. Blatnik D-Minn

Brenda Strengthens to Hurricane as It Moves Northeast

Tropical storm Brenda became a hurricane, speeding north east in the open Atlantic. A Navy reconnaissance plane placed Brenda’s center near 35.3 N, 67.5 W about 260 miles northwest of Bermuda, with winds up to 75 mph and gales extending 200 miles northeast and 100 miles southwest.

Miami Fla Brenda Atlantic Navy Bermuda Essa 2 Weather Bureau

Huntington Girl Shot In Street Tragedy Stuns City

A 17 year old girl, Janet Camp, was shot in the back of the head on a Huntington street near a night spot shortly after midnight. She died Sunday afternoon at Cabell Huntington Hospital. Police seek the unidentified assailant with little to no clues.

Huntingon Huntington City Cabell-Huntington Hospital Janet Camp Huntington

Frenchmen Rally Behind De Gaulle Beats Back Opposition

Paris reports show De Gaulle and allies winning a solid majority in the first round of elections for the 487 seat National Assembly. About 130 Gaullist candidates declared elected with runoffs set for next Sunday as unions seek to stabilize post upheaval discontent.

Paris France Charles de Gaulle Gaullist Union For Defense of the Republic Republicans de Gaulle

Rhodes Decision Should Determine How Delegates Will Vote In Ohio

In Ohio the fight for Republican convention delegates is quiet as Governor James A. Rhodes weighs how to steer delegates. Rockefeller needs Ohio votes to stay viable, Nixon could win big with all 58 delegates, but Rhodes plans no public prediction and has not decided his delegation’s first ballot. He may be offered a vice presidency and says he is disinterested, awaiting a possible convention deadlock.

Rhodes Ohio Columbus Nelson A. Rockefeller Richard M. Nixon James A. Rhodes New York Nixon

OE0 Denies Knowledge of Chicago Gang Arms Stockpile

The Office of Economic Opportunity defends a 927000 grant to teach job skills to Chicago gang members while denying any knowledge of arms stockpiles. CEO Bertrand Harding cites sensational charges and defends program credibility as Senate investigators examine ties to the Blackstone Rangers and other gangs.

QEO Chicago Washington Office of Economic Opportunity Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee Bertrand Harding George Rose Blackstone Rangers Rangers Rose John Fry First Presbyterian Church Harding John J. McClellan Dark East Side Disciples

NATO ministers press for East West disengagement in Europe

NATO foreign ministers meet in Reykjavik to seek East West military disengagement in Europe and to plan for a reconciliation with France if De Gaulle steps down. They push for reduced armed forces and an all European security framework with German reunification as a goal.

Europe NATO Reykjavik Iceland North Atlantic Treaty Organization Arctic Circle France Germany

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